Sentence examples for caught such a from inspiring English sources

Independent experts said they were surprised that Boeing's inspectors had not caught such a basic mistake when the plane was built in the mid-1990s.

When you caught such a disparagement, you were supposed to banish it and then replace it with a specific encouragement, an affirmation of yourself that you firmly believed.

Now, against all odds, a team thinks it has caught such an ejection in progress.

You have to be quick to catch such a sliver of a moment, but that's the challenge of photography.

But climate change makes it less likely that the Great Barrier Reef will catch such a break.

Under this construction of the statute, controlled-group membership cannot catch such a shareholder by surprise, as it could under the Commissioner's construction.

To catch such a trophy in the raging waters of the gorge, with the trees showing the first of their fall colors, makes for a rare fishing experience.

Despite cycles of crisis and promised reform, Faheem's death exposed an agency apparently unable to catch such a clear case of neglect.

So if Henry has one message for British producers it is to catch such a young talent while they can still afford it.

The worst thing that could happen now would be for the world to catch such a fright at the prospect of human clones that much promising work in genetic engineering is robbed of funding or banned outright.

Since Mark Felt unmasked himself as Deep Throat last month, one of the remaining mysteries of the Watergate affair is how the Nixon administration failed to catch such a high-ranking mole.